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Vietnam: Money
What is the local currency?
The local currency is the Vietnamese Dong, although U.S. dollars are widely accepted. Tipping is optional, but not expected.

What is the current exchange rate?
For currency conversion information, refer to the following website: FXConverter

Where do I exchange money?
Upon your arrival, you may choose to exchange money at the airport. You can also exchange money at the hotel where the team will be staying and at other locations around Hanoi throughout your stay. You cannot exchange Vietnamese Dong outside of Vietnam. It is advised to either spend all your local currency or exchange it in Vietnam prior your departure.

Can I use cash, credit cards or checks?
ATMs are available in Hanoi and cash can be readily exchanged at large hotels and other exchange bureaus. With the exception of large hotels and restaurants, credit cards are not widely used throughout Vietnam. Travelers checks are not widely used and receive lower exchange rates.

How much money should I bring with me?
The amount of money you bring depends on how you choose to use your free time as well as your personal spending and shopping habits. Global Volunteers service program fee covers all meals, lodging, transportation and work project expenses during the service program except free-time expenses and alcoholic beverages.





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